The Sun. — London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

venc a COL 1 1 ; C We „e, Count r P forme r accoooto like i y to Ta ,rpre' )0 duct Ca v 6 befo re; GOC err" Afoll s " r e be.orti ttent i°ll der The an d its Irer tlie (10Y. o f tliq suit by tlier rt ts; ►ot frool It sioCe, 1 IWO arfr o ' iflis ters : 5 00 111 ' L;000(1 ye 51141 . • we. ,en c° lll# ctecl bl sloe' . lot CP S SE .exp‘ far oilP at It c "° si, Ifs 11 . -; ere f . , 4 9 -al ) 5.. ; 410' r Y . ,F ° ,T• ;00' t fort', a i iit ce I s t!"10 I,Olt lP e a ti e botl s It ``'d :; nd AO, issou lay s f° vors€s 5 , 0 1 LIVERPOOL. we have always looked with peculiar respect °llW4rds tliis g re a t Emporium of Commerce, and I. "Peet for i t h a S been i t:crease d by i t s con -141.4 during t h e l ate Election, not only in its i e ' °ic e of a R epresentat i ve, w h o wou ld h ave d one l°n•ur to the country at any period, but by the p kail) Ple of peace, goo d order, good temper, and °°4(l humour, whi c h i t h e ld f ort h to t h e nat i on It4r ge, during th a t p er i o d o f tur b u l ence i n so many ° t o til.ler Places. Liverpool will always b e a favourite 114 With us, and we shall be happy in any op . b-°ll "ilitv of sup p ort i ng i ts r i g h ts an d Te s t ifyi tig in tirr espect fo r its character. Indeed, in support kg t ile interests of Liverpool, considering its :realitile greatness anti maritime importance, th e ' • 4 Y be said to support the Interests of turpire at large. But our regard for Liver „r dues not depend wh o lly- on com mer c i a l i, (llin 'h• We esteem the place for its PoLrricAt. And the spirit who which it maintains l elll ' Nor is this all. Liverpool seem s deter :l44 'hit only to support principles which es.. t i t'lli '! l .Y court ibute to 1)e honour and prosperity of 1: 1 " 41 ;nre, but to consondate and bequeath them IN,eritv. In order to diffuse those principles, 2 0 114 'eut, w e are assured that between 15 and k Mti ° Copies of that admirable Speech which N l ' . CANNING delivered at the Election Din tlie• been distributed throughout all i ' l lpurta nt t o , vns i n the Kingdom. We tk iti e t. he plt , tsure to state, that that speech It s riRsT APPEARANCE in a London Paper, 11 , ,, (141 411 the mednim of THE SUN, and was thence 14 1411) hted to the Continent, as well as to all all of t he United Kingdom. The admiration of lane` ho se thos e F ACTIOUS R EFORMERS, whose igoo -44,,e1 f° I I Y, anti presumption it so fully exFosed, it unnecessary for us to say more on the f lic jeer, except to recommend a still further (lit - - 4141%W what should be the Vade Mecum of every t ili . l " • 6 has a regar d f or our g l or i ous Consti.. ~1 1. ti` l, which those silly miscreants are de iinproving into annihilation. But we have re4s on for admiring Liverpool, for it is at c°4r em, .13 we obs erve d, w i t h t h e extens i on t t i i, tlre setit of the right principles and sound duc es co utatned in th a t ce l e b rate d effusion 1 01, 11 : litic 'tleluq uenee , b ut i t man i fests its anxiety tt, l :D•tlrt'rr ► „li ve i n Liverpool as lungas tit f ie ii 1411 exist. An Establishment has, there %.l ee,, turtned, en, itled TRUE-BLIT 14 )4 11' at it: seco n d net eiii.g on ti:e 24t Iraq already enrollA and issued tic i,r es Il 'i l l l , l , ll4l.l lber of 240 :Members This numl 11,itY `"'on b e mach inere,lsed, and we trust S v Phu. ut.c an Institution vki, • m petanently goer Il e character of the good old loyal town of t`Cas it w as f oun d e d f ur t h e support o f • 4' oNsTiTuTinN, and GOOD GOVERNMENT. bt4 NLIVS. , . . -....-arow.•-- '414 tt i g"l4Y °G......Sailed the whole of the outward-bound, thN.. '' Rroxhottroiliory, which remains. I 's k , 1' , 1 i ,.. "11, JttLY 26.--Passed at the ba L ck rin o ti f oi t i h ; e a l n i' d ig t l o n . , I lt 4i , ~ Moffatt, from Sierra Leone, for . and the il to r've4 the Regulus transport from the Dom ns, t‘ 4 at i .„ i '4l. t ., . Asport from Halifax, last from Cowes, .with troops. N. 4 hi s vss?"(ls, Oak, from Landon.—Lord CrtAvEN has arrived ti,:'eht from the Mediterranean, and is put under qua -11„ t', l ' l 4l, 4 t s 4 DLY QR.—Arrived yesterday . the Quest, Th. '''l R„, ts Coin, • h Calais wit troops. Crown, ' st , -ou Packet, trans or fr,, I'lqt, 11: 41 4. Ifrt'rd, Garrett, arrived off this port i ye i s ie terd s a t y . '44l', 114ticki, hound to London : spoke on 29th . u t 1/44' t"an d h . 4 --earing N. N. "1. distant 14 miles, the Royal N s 'IX Li - to Quebec, with pits-Nlt,.. -verpoot, 38 days from Belfast t4--.3nn board : the Captain stated he had buried 4 l ' 41t'll; °f his crew were sick below, and all were very A boa = l' • k h 'l'e tt 0 4 4,, -t hyn p f T.' • r wit to: Newfoundland, -'tk, -td, Emus, _rout _tie p A ds, 't l inst. off Cape Clear--crew sawed by the Two I\t o lind4l4l ..............--______._._....__........._-P. e the e04111.4in will shortly experience the bustle blv e i 'ec t , 414 11 (it an,,ther Election, Ir...l!!ic .a u s; ' 'c • s'i.tlY elected iNielllber , having datil tit5111,...5i1,1. PRANCIS BURDETT anti the Hon. ‘ "A t tti t 4 4 th u.NAlan have, inte it is Fait!, !eft town to tk,, Ur t he r4lectori of NOttiligham in the is IN• Pee "e la , warm contest ( 4, Na t Gentleman : a t 6 oi t)1 a ir SMITH Navin. , si;inified his inter- T ot '' t , 3t -141 in , • • fo r r' t his democratic lin -4: We L "gain Sir I . vcis Boa t),h I, i und«ritand that ('RA. Cis 1) 17 1 I hi ll(111 "(1 thu s tn. interest himself iron, an fi rii . "‘lt,/e(b, -.34. itt1i.,, •ai alliance bet ween the II t . .. lIIY BIRD aml a branch of Sir F. BOR Derl 6 si r , ' 8t4•1"444 t ° I . I e t " iit t n urrltitii."t Esq,.....The eireurn; (lil ' it l' e-4 p litl g the lei, rtion of this Gentlemat ace`ltt ,tetion at CoventrY, refit:tit deep ti vt lY ki, ( i ' a r ; the totv. But the Eleuto's au" 411 4 j ,,,‘ v , lit -.: (I in the loss of . such a Representa t. 1'10)17-3 in attentive to their intereo!) Il 'e t4(l3 a t ' 411 the. relations of life may be ("tutu t(l‘t 114 4 1 4 t?iple of ~b lie aril private virtue. i„ 14. ' 14 4(1 t h P . . .. .. its in that ~R , ts ..” (t 4.., :it Several of lot, hien , pnr. kili„ "141 wit"l"3erlhed tor the Intl pose of Pic" rk: t ", a, ' an ek gant , gniu cup, ~,,..f . 100 n.'al Wo r thl lestilitt;ity of their esteent for I,ts "!ri , iittol t -t; their i probation ot -euta.. rnitt.. di ~ 14415. comfort ',,''r, rite. -ttletits hay:. . been wefi'lled by Mr. ,i lt . l e (1 (kll ''4 ll', "I 'tees , I t; l l. ite against the f r ei , i• 4 I* * IR % . .9'" can" I ' for bribery , i, iLlir t.ll t o toy t'l NISON. of Grimsby, i.. .„ „ 1 VI Co,„ le Gr,itil J , try at; "true 'lt". ..) .., qh • '.,, July 23.) t--. NEW PAkLIAMENT, LIST bf the 16 SCOTS PEERS ELECTED, 24tA July, 1819. Duke of ROXEILIRC4I4 Marquis of QUEENSBERRY 54 Marquis of TWEED; LE Marquis of LOTHIAN 37 Earl of ERROL Earl orKELLIE Earl of BA LCA RRAS Earl of ROSEBERIIY Viscount ARTIUTHNOT Lord FORBES ... Lord SALTOUN Lord GRAY Lord SINCLAIR 5O Lord COLVILE.. Lord NAPIEIt Earl of HOME 51 NI ENT 11 ER'; It ETU R\ ED. Cit# rf Limerick—Hon. Major J.V;:reker Prendergast. County of Tre.rfin-d—R. S. Carew, Cxar Coklough. STATE OF POLLS AT Count!, of Galway. City J. nth' 2694 ALijor V. Prendergast bsp D. B Daly 2567 Nlr. Rice "O4 Martin '24;9 SPAIN. We Lave hail the following by the last convey ance from Spain : The Royal Tribunal of Consulado has just received the two following Orders : " Ist. Our Lord the King has been pleased to order, that on the 15th July next Free Ports are to he opened at St. An dero, Corunna, Cadiz, and Alicant, as ordered by the Royal Decree of 3gth last March; and it is his Royal Will that all merchandize wad foreign manufactures, which may have been transmitted to the said Ports, in consequence of the above mentioned Decree, shall be received under the conditions ab tachiog to the said right of deposit. I communicate to you this Royal Decree for its punctual fulshoent. " Madrid, 25th June, 1818. " GttRAY. " 2d. His Majesty having resolved, by a circular letter of Ibis date, that the goods to be deposited in the four Free Ports, shall be received from the 15111 July next ; and his Majesty hav ing had under his consideration the contents of .your Repre sentation of the 18th inst., he has been pleased to admit your offer, to advance to hint, wit hoot interest, the sum of 500,000 Reals in each of the first six months, after the opening of the said Free Ports, the said suns to be delivered in one or two payments each mouth, without waiting till the goods so de posited shall Ile entered for the payment of the duties, be cause, in such case, the object of the advance of this suns would not he 'accomplished, namely, to cover the de ficit which would result from the free deposit of the said merchandize. Iu payment of these 3,000,000 reals, to he received during the six months in question, his Majesty pledges the third part of the Custom-house Duties to be re ceives oil the introduction of the goods deposited in the free ports, in proportion as they are re , Used, and will allow the loss which may result on • Ile vales, not consoli dated, which may he given in pAyment thereof. His Ma jesty also offers for the relief of the trade of Cadiz, and to afford it every facility, that upon all such goods destined for America, there shall not be exacted any Duties beyond those decreed in the Royal Order of the 9th May last, and respect ing the admission into the free ports of cotton goods of Eu ropean manufacture, for the markets of South America, as solicited its your representation of the 18111 inst., and other previous ones, his Majesty will take into his serious consi deration from the moment that he has received the Re ports he has car ed for on that sThjeet. Meanwhile the Consulado and the Nlerchants may rest satisfied, that the Department of Finance, under my charge, will not lose sight of that e , sential point, nor of the protection Of their trade against the piratical cruizers, nor of any other which can promote it ; only regretting, that under present eircitto- . stances, be cannot take such speedy and efficient treasures as could be wished. I oammunicate this by his Majesty's orders for your information. God preserve you litany years. ", Madrid, .Jove 25. 1918. " GARAY. 4. 6 T o the P r i or and Consuls of the Cons!'lad° of Cadiz." MILT I'ARY PENSIONS. WARRANT for continuing the Pension of the Widow of an Officer of the Landforges, notwithstanding her being mar ried again ; and fur allowing the Pension to the Widow of an Officer dying on the Half-Pay, although her marriage may have taken place after he was put on Half-Pay. • GEORGE P. R. By Ms Royal IfighnesA the PRINCE ReGrxr of the United kingdom of Great 'Britain and ,IrePaivt. Whereas, by the Regulations now in . force fur the payment of Pensions to the Widows of Officers of our Land Forces, the Widow of an Officer upon being married again ceases to he entitled to the Pension; and the Widnes of an oCirer dying on Half -pay is prechirled from obtaining the Pen sion, unless she was married to him before be was re duced, or placed on Haltpay, iT is OUR , A 141,1. AND PLEA sone, and ►ee arc graciously pleased -in the name arid otr the behalf of his Majesty, •to Order, that, ;from and after the date pt this Warrant, the Widow of ;an Officer of our Land Forces shall continue to receive the Pension that shall have been granted to her, notwithstanding she maybe mar ried again : And that the Widow iif anOtficer, who had been placed on Hall- pay by reduction, or in consequence of dis ability after having served for not less than three years on Full Pay, and without receiving any differ. nce by exchange, . shall he entitled to the Pen:hin, althniigh she was not mar ried to him until after he had Leans - aunt* or an placed on Half-pay. " Given at cult . Court at Carlton--loose, this 18th dayof June, 1518, In thcSBth year of his Majecty's Reign. By Command of his-Royal Hightmis the Prince Re . gent, in the Hanle and on the hi half of his Ma , jcsty. PAJZIEttSTON. .TI RSRY, JULY 18.--Ne*tereay the Lord Bishop tlt SALissuav art v d lir 6uernsty horn Wey moult, in the rthet e, Captain P4cat33, and wits received by a salute from the euns at Castle Cornet. Oat. 110!.d. v his Lortlihip is ex-. pected here. Four 111011 , 4 n d netsons have given in thf it names for Confitio a i ioa. , :\bout 30 of the Stockpot-. rioters have been ta k en i nto custo d y , 0 1 whom 17 were adm,itted to bail, nue committed o !he H ouse o f Cott. (tion, and one (Joseph Bliloq - ) k in custody iii Ctiediac Castle. Alt is vie'. lu.Aldiachester.. T4EATTIES., fIAYMMIIiRT amtisine Ftrce, writt en by CoLmA and hrought Forward a few seasons ag , ) Covent Garde», hut on itrro.itit of the disputes hAWeell the Hay - Market "Managers, %vas revived oil Saturday last at this Theatre, tinder the title of..Y.Y.Z. It is highly ludicrous in itself, And was rendered much more to by the admirable manner to which it was sup ported, as the chief comic strength tit the com pany was engaged in the represeAatittrt. It tt'as well received and they now be consitleked as a stock-picce. ENGLISH OPERA.—The operatic` farce of Sharp and Flat, with the first appearance of HARLEY in the pan of Solomon Sharpwit, was performed here oil Saturday. His acting gave r e ne we d spi t it tee the pie c e. La Perouse followed, and the native Americans are so well trained that they produce almost as tetrific an effect as could be txcited in their own woods and wilds. THE EDINBURGH THEATRE.—Miss O'NEILL and Mr. ABBOTT on Monday evening COrailieflced an engagement of twelve nidtts, in the parts of Belvidera and Jqffier—the house was crowded.— On Tuesday Mis , °Wm'. performed Mrs Haller, and last night Juliet, to brilliant audiences. To night she appears in Mrs Beverley. Her extra ordinary talents are, as beretnfore, rewarded with the most flattering testimony of approbation.— (Edinimrgh ('ourant, July 23.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY 25. PRIVATE 1 - IEARINGS.—WESTIIROOK I'. SHELLEY. Sir ARTHUR PIGGOTT, Sir S. ROMILLY, and Nlr. HART, at tended his Lordship in his private room this morning, agreed ably to the order of his Lordship on a former day. SH PIaGoTT, we understand, presented a petition on the part of the defendant, proposing that a third person should have the custody of his children. On the part of the plaintiff, the person proposed by the defendant was objected to by his Counsel. The Loan CrlANcenuma expressed his disapprobation of the conduct of the parties, in not agreeing In a proper per son to have the care of the children. It ought to be done out of Court, for it was impossible for a Lord Chancellor to sad• who was a proper person. as Whoever was proposed by. one party was objected to by the other. His Lordship, we beard, dismissed the Petition; but we cannot state this positively, as from the case !wing heard pri vately, it is not possible for us to learn any thing accurately. (Morning Policy.) • IN OPEN COURT. PRICKARD, IN THE MATTER OF THE DOWAGER DUCHESS OF NORFOLK, A LUNATIC. Mr. WaTHERALL, 011 behalf of the Committee of the per sonal property of the lunatic, ino-,•ed that. the Master's Re port might be continued, relative to the graining: of a lease of two farms belonging to the Lunatic, to Elizabeth Store. The only question for his Lcrdship's consideration was, who aas to pay the costs of preparing the lease? The Loan CIIANCELLna.-11 is usual in cases of lunacy tlmt ,the Committee should pay the costs of the inquiry, and the Lessee the costs of the lease. LORD DIG3Y, IN THE AI ATTER OF THE SAME. Mr. WETtiEttAt.t. said this was a 'notion, that it might he •referred.to the Master impirr whether it would he for the benefit of the ;meant. that certain leases should be granted. The Loan ( • Has. - cELLott.—T,Ake !notion, and let it be noticed, that there is an.ither question, that of the mortga:;-e, which inu.t not be allowed to die. Let the Master also re port her it would tee For the benefit of the lunatic that tt • portgagt sit iuld be paid tiff. THE SW EARIN(.; IN OF TTIF, MX JURY. The Loon CHAN(' —I shall not lee ;tole to sit at ten o'clock on Mu day tooruitri. as I•tr.ive to attend the Court of Exchequer, toCliiiree the Pix Jury_ prtliatatury to their ex amining the coin at the Mint The most of the day w,ts ocen , :ied with hrariT)g Lunatic Pe titions of no poiklic iitterest. flie plesent Sittings terminate about the 16th CORN- EXCHANGE, JULY 27 —Nitiee this day %yea tve recent d 'cry large supply both of ‘Vhfat and Oats ; 30,000 quartet's of Wheat, and 75,000 quarters of . Outs; the sale of 04. s was si .y dull, at last Moutlafs prices., and IVheat has d front 2s. to 3s. per quari er ; is in dentai.d ; Malt is steoly ; Purse and Beans sold 1-ibly freely at outlast quoted prices; in other kinds ut there is r:O al,erAtiott: THE DUKE OF GLOUCESTER., SEC.-011 TIIIIrSday night, about half-past nine, the Duke of GLOU cesTmt, attended .by Col, the Him; Willoughby Cotton, 3d Dragoon Guards, Major. Sir Archibald Murray, 3rd • Guards, •and Major •Citrzoti., 24th Light Dragrions, arrived at Portsmouth to embark in the Spartan frigate, Capt. Wise, C. B. for the Coast of France.' :His Royal Highness and Suite dined, at half-Rost ten, with ,Lord Ho ward of Effiinghams, at the Lieut.-Governor's house. Next morning,. soon after ten o'clock, his. Roya l. ltighness was escorted to the New Sally-port - by` Lord Howard, Sir George Campbell, &c. where he embarked, under a Royal Salute, and proceeded on botirti . •the Spartan. - which ship saluted him, and immediately after got under way, and sailed for • Brest and Bourdeaux ; from which latter phice,. his Royal Highness will proceed on. a tour of France anal Italy,. intending, principally, to visit Rome, the place of his nativity,.. His Royal Higlinesv's reception at Portsmouth was such as became his high rank and universally esteemed character. The following is an extract of a letter from Ilamborgh, tlarc•tl the 17th inst. :—..— 6. The discussions at Frankfort on the N)!tin, relative to the tn.litary concerns of the Get man Confederation, have been carried on VI ith so much e, that after the interchange of reproachful w o rd s , lim o ng the members, the Sitting, tillable to arrive at any conclusion, was formally prorogued Couriers were immediately dispatched by the mem bers of the Diet to .t brit. respective Conrts, whose return is anxiously looked for as the Session cannot until then recommence its.proceedings. It is appre heoded that this matter will Cause disa . greeable conse►luences. Thrt•e members of the Hamburgh Senate, Messrs Hasse, Jenetinti, anti Sillem, have been formed into a commission to Supt., intend the. dis.ributiou of the sum of twenty mil lions francs, shortly to he paid ,by France, among those persons who are eutidcfl to pp/lions of it. The reports of the increasing prosperity 01 cotn mr•rce in London have produced a cot responding effect at Hantburgh. Tile prices ut, coffee, rice, s,eetl!, and o; her article*, hive advanced mate- . YoacitiBy, abort .three o'clock, the body of ; I matt WAS thken ota of the itegetir, Caval. From ,verd floctintepos footol in his posse%,‘ion 11 4 1i i e ;,plte.Ht'S ttr be.I3ALL, anti th loe teas in the employ of !lie Excise. fie,hays a.t tht: or the 1 AMERICA. JUNE 26, 1318. IinE3ISON: Cl{O,wFS. Extract frontiqe ti of a Voyage ;:l the Ship Enterprise, Ltteiy at trbia. From Brister'-: L:ta.,d we prnceoled to the Snares (a small cluster of islands in S. lat. 43. W. long. 166) ; here we found three men who,had been on the island seven years —A schoon..r, itt which they welt., being short of prosisions, they Chose to take their chance on shorn. ThLy took with them frmn the vcs9el a quart of rice, an iron pot, and halt A bushel or potatoes—the potatoes they planted, and %viten we were there the whole side of tile island was covered ‘vith them —rhey had built five houses, and had 1300 dried skins. We took them mid their skins on board, and brought them away from the islsnd. BALTIMORE, JUNE S. NBUTti AL RELATIONS I. The following Bitenos AyreAn vessels are now here : " Independenee-del-Snd, sixteen iB-pounders, one 64- glinnatte, Captain Grinnaids. " Putrydo . n, sixteen 18-pound gunnades, Capt. Barnes. " Alerta, one long '24, two 18-pounders, two long 9's, Captain Clotyter. " A tender, of five guns, Captain Tilden. " of out long 18, two 18-ponoil gnnnadeq, two long 9's, and two 12-pound earyonades, Captains Chase and Cathel; besides two Guineatnea." PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 11. We understand that Orders have been received in this city from the Navy Department to lay down the keels of two serenly fwas. POLAR ICE IN THE WEST INDIES.—A Gentle man who recently arrived here troll' New Orleans informs us, that on the passage floating ice was fallen in with in the open ocean, outside of the gulf stream, in the 29th degree of latitude. This is much further south than we have ever before heard of ice having been olistrted at sea. Admiral Brion passed St. Kitts on the 28th May, with a squadron of six sail, among them. was the ship Emerald, of 2-1 guns, two brigs and three schooners, with aunts and ammunition, for Caraccas. NEW-YORK, JUNE 13. lire learn by tlle Fair Play, 14 days from Anx Cayes, that the Haytian squadron was cruising off that place, and had captured and sent in a Patriot privateer and tour of her prizes. two brigs and two schooners. Sir JAtoes L. Yeo, in the Semiramis, from the Coast of Arica, arrived at Bridgetown, Barba does, on the 16th oh. May 28, arrived Sc. Bartholomews, brig St. lago, of St. Jago de Cuba—had been on a slave voyage, and risen npon by the crew, who had murdered the Captaih, supercargo and offi l cers—kcariied her to Saba, and represented her as a prize to Admiral Brion's squadron, and com menced the sale of shyes. In the mean time, a Buenos Ayreati offie,, , r arrested her in the name of his Government. The nnirdt , rers made the:r eselie, some to Ole mountains, and others to Thomas. BOSTON, JUNE 10. IVOusE ISLAND, &e. Eastport, &c are immediately to, he surrendered to the United States and this C-rrn(mwealth. The gallant General Miller is ()Meted by the Pre sident to receive the snirender on the part of the United States; and Go‘ernor Brfwks will forth with select all officer to accompany hint, on the part of this Stare. JAMAICA.-(FALMOUTHi MAY 6.) SIR Ht , ME POPHAM. . The public are aware that some short time ago a vessel ft om St. Domingo anchored at Port Royal. The persons on board stated that they had dispatches for the.GoVernor of Jamaica, and for the Admiral upon this station. 01 the correct and dignified., conduct, of His Majesty's Repre sentative, upon .this occasion, it is unne, - sary now to.spetak—ii.was exactly what it should have been... , What were the contents or the subjects of those dispatches it is noiv unnecessary to evquire. ' The bearers of those documents were negroes, or people, of,colouit. With such persons the Go vernor of Jamaitia. could have no personal inter course. They might be rich and good, and enlight ened and 'religious, all these are personal and pri vatellnalitiei—but they came in a public capacity. It was in a public capacity also that they be came known to Sir Home Popham. Yet he re ceived them. He invited them to dinner ! They dined with him and with his family ! He place 4 his wife between two of these black men ! Nay, he sent his own carriage, with white servants, to convey them from the landing place to his house, and afterwards hi re-convey them from his house to the water-side. Did Sit Home Popham receive these people is his public capacity ? if he did, how could he pre sume to act in direct opposition to the known po licy of the British Government, which disclaims all intercourse with the penple of St. anninro, any recogoition of their functionaries, any public knowledge of their existence ?. Did he receive them as private persons ? Are then the associates of a British Admiral stationed ;it Jamaica to he selected from a comm u nity ,negroes ? -Are considerations of public pm, priety to be sacrificed to personal preference ? Is it any atonement to the outraged leelings or Lady Popham, that three respectable merchants of Kingston .submitted to tire degradatio n o f b e i ng present j Is l'.othing due to the sentiments, the interesis, and the Weiy of this island ? Rut it is unnecessary IQ expatiate upon the sohject —t he just indi:;dotion of an insulted people will reach Sir HOme Popham throui;h another ,channel. PARts.,--Aniong the papers fotilid in the cabinet of a suspetied Consp.tator; Abe iron, its enionatical fiattire, titt , iteti hir a time strong: sensariools b' Cointn. s of : - (:),();)t) Noy Sove:vigns alieatty ea.....-Qoartereti-r-Aretwii4'll Si It iNTOOII-Stwes- Boitleattx - - : -Ma4cif a--O k tot!o, • On rornipa,in K it S 0111 hiti r S Ci col fed by a tian in ,a r reed coat, it appeared to he merely an ahs , i,ict of rho pit-sent Lottery Scheme of 8000 Ticketi, wit!' 20 Capitals, 2 of 30,000/. anti - 11 - Privfs r ir N, w Sovereigns, divided into shar e s of quarters, Etc to b, drawn 'N, XT3. ' VEtiDAY, 4th August, store of Garet, i ri, anti .t.kautitt.